STASY announces 21 permanent jobs for high school graduates; applications opening soon
Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- STASY S.A. is hiring 21 permanent employees with a high school diploma.
- Applications open July 27, 2026, for positions as Ticket Issuers and Station Masters.
- Candidates must meet requirements including Greek citizenship or EU citizenship with certified Greek language skills, and be born by 2005.
Urban transport operator STASY S.A. is offering a significant opportunity for permanent employment to high school graduates. The company has officially announced the recruitment of 21 individuals for indefinite-term private law positions, as outlined in announcement 4/2026.
This recruitment drive allows holders of a high school diploma to pursue a career within the company's workforce. The selection process will be based on a priority order. Interested candidates are advised to prepare their documentation in advance, as the online application period begins on Monday, July 27, 2026.
The available positions are divided into two categories: seven for Ticket Issuers (DE Ekdoton Eisitirion) and fourteen for Station Masters (DE Stathmarchon). Key requirements include Greek citizenship or citizenship of an EU member state with certified Greek language proficiency at a B1 level. Individuals born up to and including 2005 are eligible to apply. Male applicants must have fulfilled their military obligations or received a legal exemption prior to hiring.
Candidates must also possess the appropriate diplomas, licenses, or language certificates relevant to the specific role, along with recognition for foreign qualifications if applicable. Physical and health suitability, absence of disqualifying convictions, and a clean disciplinary record from previous public sector employment are also mandatory. All required documents and qualifications must be obtained strictly by the application deadline, which is August 10, 2026. Applications are exclusively electronic via the STASY platform at proslipseis.stasy.gr.
Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.